English grammar online test

If someone can be trusted, they are responsible. This is the most logical adjective to describe a trustworthy person.

If you do not rely on someone, it implies they lack a positive character trait like honesty. 'Honest' is the logical antonym for someone you cannot rely on.

Breaking up is a negative relationship event. Having a fight is a logical cause for a breakup.

If you do not agree with someone, it means you believe they are wrong.

If you have nothing in common with someone, it is typically difficult to maintain a conversation or connection.

This is a conditional sentence. Being angry is usually a consequence of lying; therefore, telling the truth is the logical condition for not being angry.

This is a first conditional sentence. Hurrying is the condition that leads to the result of not being late.

This is a first conditional sentence. Not including someone is a common cause for hurting their feelings.

The question asks for the correct word order for a present continuous question. Option C follows the standard interrogative structure: Question Word + Auxiliary Verb + Subject + Verb-ing.

The prompt asks to form a negative sentence using the provided fragments. Option B correctly places the negative 'not' after the auxiliary verb 'is'.

The prompt requires a sentence using the present continuous tense. Option C correctly uses the subject 'Jack', the auxiliary 'is', and the participle 'skipping'.

The prompt asks for a question about future plans. Option A correctly uses 'Are' because the subject 'Jan and Bob' is plural.

The prompt asks to form a question. Option B follows the correct interrogative order: Auxiliary Verb + Subject + Verb-ing.

The sentence requires a logical activity to do with friends. 'Go out' is a common social activity, making option C the most contextually appropriate choice.

The question asks for a future plan. Option A is the only grammatically correct question structure that fits the context of visiting relatives.

The sentence refers to a scheduled transport event. 'Catch' is the correct verb to use with 'the train'.

The sentence refers to factory operations. 'Cut back on' is a phrasal verb meaning to reduce, which fits the context of workers.

The context mentions a church, which is a common location for weddings. 'Get married' is the logical choice.

The second clause states that the speaker has promised to pay for the damage. Therefore, the person will not complain. 'Won't' is the correct negative future form.

The question asks about a future state in 2025. 'Will' is the correct auxiliary for the future simple tense.

The second sentence explains that he always thinks he is right. This implies he will not apologize. 'Won't' is the correct negative form.

The invitation 'Join us' implies a positive outcome. 'Will' is the correct auxiliary to express a future prediction.

The phrase 'they have nothing in common' suggests they will not stay in touch. 'Won't' is the correct negative future form.

The question asks about a future possibility. 'Will' is the correct auxiliary for a future simple question.